How Super Is Supertrack? Expediting Care of Fast-track Patients through a Pediatric Emergency Department [0.03%]
超级跟踪有多超？通过儿科急诊加速快速通道患者的诊治流程
Daniel Lam,Cortney Braund,Sarah Schmidt et al.
Daniel Lam et al.
Background: Fast-track models decrease patient crowding in emergency departments (EDs) by redirecting low-acuity patients to an expedited care pathway. In 2016, this institution's pediatric ED created a fast-track pathway...
Integrating Emotional Health Assessments into Pediatric Care: Initial Learnings from an MOC Part 4 Activity [0.03%]
儿科护理中纳入情感健康评估：维护认证第四部分活动的初步启示
Carole M Lannon,Christine L Schuler,LaCrecia Thomas et al.
Carole M Lannon et al.
Introduction: Living with a chronic condition often impacts the emotional health of children. Pediatricians frequently feel unprepared to address these concerns. The American Board of Pediatrics Roadmap Project aims to su...
Focused Team Engagements to Enhance Interprofessional Collaboration and Safety Behaviors among Novice Nurses and Medical Residents [0.03%]
针对初职护士和医学生的团队聚焦活动可增强其专业协作及安全行为能力
Rosalyn Manuel,Aisha Barber,Jeremy Kern et al.
Rosalyn Manuel et al.
Background: Team communication remains a challenge in hospital settings. Hospital-based teams are diverse, team composition changes daily, and team members are frequently not co-located. Novice nurses and medical resident...
Sustainability of a PICU Situation Awareness Intervention: A Qualitative Study [0.03%]
一项PICU情况意识干预可持续性的定性研究
Maya Dewan,Jonelle Prideaux,Daniel Loeb et al.
Maya Dewan et al.
Introduction: We aimed to investigate facilitators and barriers that impact the sustainability of an interprofessional situation awareness bundle. Methods...
Reducing Falls in Hospitalized Children and Adolescents with Cancer and Blood Disorders: A Quality Improvement Journey [0.03%]
住院儿童和青少年肿瘤及血液病患者跌倒事件的品管圈活动经历
Lisa K Morrissey,Phuc Ho,Maya Ilowite et al.
Lisa K Morrissey et al.
Background: Falls in hospitalized pediatric patients represent a serious patient safety concern. Children and adolescents with cancer and blood disorders have inherent risk factors that increase the likelihood of injury f...
Applying Quality Improvement Methodology to Standardize Pediatric Urinary Tract Infection Diagnosis and Management throughout a Healthcare System [0.03%]
品管工具在全医疗系统内标准化儿科泌尿系感染诊疗的应用研究
Shannon H Baumer-Mouradian,Lia C Bradley,Sadia T Ansari et al.
Shannon H Baumer-Mouradian et al.
Background: Pediatric urinary tract infections (UTIs) require early diagnosis and appropriate treatment to avoid short- and long-term morbidity. Baseline data from 13,000 children across a regional health system demonstra...
Decreasing Pain in Hospitalized Patients by Increasing Topical Anesthetic Use for Peripheral IVs [0.03%]
通过使用外用麻醉剂增加周围静脉内注射来减少住院患者的疼痛感
Emilee C Lewis,Stephanie Komkov,Jenny Rickles et al.
Emilee C Lewis et al.
Introduction: Venous access is a common source of pain for hospitalized patients. Topical anesthetics are effective at decreasing needle pain, can improve success rate, and decrease procedure time; however, use before per...
A Quality Improvement Project to Decrease Fractures Secondary to Metabolic Bone Disease of Prematurity [0.03%]
一项针对早产儿继发于代谢性骨病骨折的质量改进项目
Nicole M Rau,Lisa J Monagle,Ashley M Fischer
Nicole M Rau
Introduction: Osteopenia of prematurity is common in the neonatal intensive care unit, with an incidence of up to 54% in extremely low birthweight infants. The baseline fracture rate in our level IV midwestern neonatal in...
Jeffrey P Durney,Katie M Catalano,D Marlowe Miller et al.
Jeffrey P Durney et al.
Background: Frontline healthcare safety leaders require expertise and confidence to manage local safety programs effectively yet are confronted with substantial challenges in identifying risk and reducing harm. ...
An Emergency Department Quality Improvement Project to Decrease Lumbar Puncture Rates in Febrile Infants 22 to 28 Days Old [0.03%]
一项急诊质量改进项目：减少22至28日龄发热婴儿腰椎穿刺的比例
Jessica M Kelly,Brandon C Ku,Payal Gala et al.
Jessica M Kelly et al.
Introduction: Most providers have routinely performed universal lumbar puncture (LP) on well-appearing, febrile infants 22 to 28 days old. In 2021, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended clinicians should perform ...